a thing or two

Well, then, the time's not distant when I'm going to appear out of thin air on your beach, and show you a thing or two about flying!

Just hear me out. You've got nothing to lose, right? My name is Jester, and I know a thing or two about this place.

He said while he taught the younger players a thing or two about the sport, he was also picking up a lot from them.

Mutombo. This guy is an inspiration to his teammates, all the young guys on our team can learn a thing or two from this old warrior.

Gyms could really learn a thing or two from this and I hope to see more of it around the globe.

I could tell you a thing or two about what`s wrong with you.

Patching: Remember each smartphone is a computer, and every so often the vendor will find a thing or two (or forty) that must be fixed.

If you haven't got a date for the red-letter day(5), read on and pick up a thing or two to make it bearable(6) for you.

He has had women come up to him to tell him a thing or two about a thing or two.

As the Millionaire Matchmaker, Patti Stanger knows a thing or two about how to win the heart of a wealthy man.

Since you know a thing or two about miracles, I was hoping you could help me stop one.

We know from her previous work that McLachlan is a thoughtful lyricist who knows a thing or two about song construction.

Isn't the president of the United States supposed to know a thing or two about politics?

By now I know a thing or two about this mouse, which is why I feel optimistic that my idea for a homemade mousetrap will work.

The guys I met at the party definitely seemed to have learned a thing or two about being charming.

I'm not a woman who falls in love easily, but he. . . he captured my heart; he really has a thing or two.

I've launched a number of projects over the last few years, and learned a thing or two about making ideas take life, and getting to done.

If Johnny wants to join the army, I'll tell him a thing or two that will make him change his mind.

Well, since he spends every summer there, he might know a thing or two about it.

This is just one of the ways in which Dr Grove believes that his business can teach other industries a thing or two.

Hell, you could probably learn a thing or two from these fonts [naughty grin].

Men and women could learn a thing or two from each other about when to talk about problems in their marriages or romantic relationships.

Jesualdo Ferreira, the Porto coach, knows a thing or two about this.

you taught me a thing or two about Apple Macintosh computers.

I once was in the unrequited love with a girl who knew a thing or two about broadcast.

I still remember when we first started working here, you taught me a thing or two about Apple Macintosh computers.

The music piped through the building is Elvis Presley, a man who knew a thing or two about doughnuts.

But once in a while, we do know a thing or two about how to get things done on campus-it's always worth a shot.

Yes, but she could still teach you a thing or two about dancing.

In any case, he's accomplished, and knows a thing or two about getting visibility for a startup.

Mr Sarkozy accepts that France might even learn a thing or two from America about entrepreneurship and job creation.

Phil knows a thing or two about managing egos, and he's put that knowledge to use this season.

There is a little of the same arrogance: that Chinese finance can teach the outside world a thing or two.

Blair, I understand a thing or two about ambitious women, But without trust, you're lost. Let Chuck lick his wounds.

If Bob complained about the hard work, his father tell him a thing or two.

Anyway, I liked him and thought it'd be fun teaching him a thing or two.

Who knows, maybe you'll learn a thing or two as well.

Boeing and Airbus may have learnt a thing or two from the global supply chains of Brazil's Embraer.

He would know a thing or two about integrated circuits. He co-founded Intel in 1968.

How was Guatemala? Dig up lots of massacre victims? Learn a thing or two about machete strikes ?

Mark is a very good player and he knows a thing or two about coaching too.

Having built popular web apps like Basecamp, they know a thing or two about user experience.

If you asked yourself the question : What is it I need to KNOW, you might have learned a thing or two.

Along the way I learned a thing or two about improvisation, hygiene, and what is and isn't necessary when travelling the world.

Guy Laurence, CEO of Vodafone UK, knows a thing or two about information overload.

The French and Germans have learnt a thing or two about how to set up and run bi-national projects.

If a woman has survived single in New York until her mid-thirties, chances are she knows a thing or two about how to get what she wants.

Mr Chirac knows a thing or two about the perils of running for president while still in government.

You may also learn a thing or two about functional programming.

I don't know much, but I can guess a thing or two.

And Billups knows a thing or two about championship defense.

Indeed, Western customers could perhaps learn a thing or two from their Indian counterparts.

Tony is a very strong competitor, you beat him? And you got the promotion? You really have a thing or two.

She's been married five times, so she should know a thing or two about men.

The Japanese know a thing or two about natural disasters.

Maybe the US Government can learn a thing or two here. Maybe we all can.

We might never learn how to speed skate but, listening to these athletes, we did learn a thing or two about love.

The book is a how-to guide to investing for retirement, a subject Murray knows a thing or two about.

Sounds very fair. The sweatshops could learn a thing or two.

and I learned a thing or two.

Anna: They could certainly teach some doctors a thing or two about sympathy.

But I do think we could learn a thing or two from our mothers and grandmothers.

The Italians know a thing or two about healthy snacking.

I love traveling and over the years I have learned a thing or two about traveling light.

and I hope they can teach me a thing or two.

To my joy, my son knows a thing or two about Italian.

And those animals may have a thing or two to teach people about collective decision-making.

If we've learned anything about Apple, it's that they know a thing or two about product launches.

To my joy, my son know a thing or two about Italian.

My son knows a thing or two about teaching children.

I'll tell him a thing or two.

Did you discover a thing or two that you may apply in your everyday life?

Most people have a thing or two in their lives that they're deeply passionate about.

Running your own business is pretty hard nowadays; you really have a thing or two.

He really knows a thing or two about such matters .

Put down that PBR and learn a thing or two about beer.

A million girls would kill for this job, and you got it, you really have a thing or two.

no , no . joe knows a thing or two about evil.

My mother knows a thing or two about the stock market.

You've chosen a visual tool to communicate and should therefore take the time to learn a thing or two about visual communications.

You'll build user loyalty and you might also learn a thing or two about how to improve your site.

i know, i know. - look, i know a thing or two about affairs.

Only a select few of us will ever attend MIT. But that doesn't mean we can't learn a thing or two.

Many people claim that they know a thing or two about the stock market. But in fact, they just know nothing.

You got the contract? Unbelievable! You really have a thing or two.

You'll know a thing or two about the people skills needed to serve patients, too.

You'll probably teach others in your organization a thing or two as a result.

He knows a thing or two about how to make financial planning.

But China can also learn a thing or two from India.

She knew a thing or two about it.

When you've lived in Europe, you learn a thing or two about food.

So I know a thing or two about dreaming.

I will teach you a thing or two, if you keep acting like that.

"This is the future of philanthropy, " said Wilson, who knows a thing or two about raising cash.

Look at you, you have a date with that hot girl, you really have a thing or two.

I know a thing or two about it.

C. Fields, a man who knew a thing or two about making people grin: "Start every day with a smile and get it over with. "

I was just showing him a thing or two on the guitar.

According to Melville, teachers can continue to learn a thing or two about the way math was taught in Mesopotamia.

He was just nine years old but Tim knew a thing or two about building things.

there's just a thing or two I'd like you to know

l could tell you a thing or two about him

And it might have meant a thing or two

You faced the wrong and showed the world a thing or two

I remember when I showed you a thing or two

Well, I've learnt a thing or two in my time

I know a thing or two - I learned from you